THE Government will look to cut taxes when inflation starts to come down, Health Minister Maria Caulfield has said. She told GB News: “As Conservatives, we're all wanting to see people keep more of the money they earn through low taxation. “The biggest enemy to...
After the announcement from the Bank of England that interest rates would rise to 4% last week - the highest rate since 2008 - the property market remains a difficult environment to navigate, particularly for first-time buyers. Although the average house price fell 0.6% in...
Southside Shopping Centre in Wandsworth is the ultimate destination to keep the kids entertained this half term. From stylish shopping, delicious diversions, and awe-inspiring activities, it’s a one-stop-shop for a great family day out. Kids’ Space Keeping the little ones entertained during the half term holidays...
Aston University is establishing a new research institute which will focus on digital innovation and transformation. Aston Digital Futures Institute will work at the frontier of the development of the global digital economy and digital society, bringing together big data, machine learning, artificial intelligence, the...
Local health and care leaders will meet in a meeting in public on Thursday 9 February 2023 to discuss and agree next steps in making access to services more equal across mid and south Essex. The programme of work called ‘service harmonisation,’ seeks...
London Stansted has joined forces with SignLive to offer deaf or hard of hearing passengers the opportunity to communicate via British Sign Language (BSL) when using and contacting the airport. The new service allows customers to communicate in BSL with a certified interpreter via video who...
THE number of civil servants working across Government has soared since the pandemic, new figures reveal. According to newly obtained data, 349,969 civil servants are currently in post across 15 Government departments. That's up from 314,506 employed by the departments pre-Covid and equates to a rise...
THE housing market is performing better than expected, a leading property association said today. Newly released figures show prices dropped by 0.6% in January. But the National Association of Property Buyers said this "small dip" was to be expected, and there were reasons to be optimistic....
New analysis of data from the 2022 Bugs Matter survey, run by conservation charities Kent Wildlife Trust and Buglife, supported by Essex Wildlife Trust, suggest alarming declines in insect numbers in Essex: the number of flying insects sampled on number plates by citizen scientists has...
A TORY MP has claimed antisemitism is still a major problem in the Labour Party after one of its MPs apologised for comments made in the House Of Commons Kim Johnson said sorry yesterday for describing the Israeli Government as "fascists". But Conservative MP, Brendan Clarke-Smith...
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